Sentence examples for london gray from inspiring English sources

He agrees to travel to Lebanon to plead at a news conference for the release of the poet but never arrives in the Middle East; on his way from America to London, Gray dies, as if in despair at the futility of his mission.

LONDON — During this gray November, three extraordinary athletes have demonstrated that 40 is just an age and not necessarily an end to performing well in sports.

LONDON — Under a drizzly gray sky, Kim Rhode on Sunday became the first American athlete to win five medals in an individual event in five consecutive Olympic Games.

LONDON — With her famously gray hair piled up into a bagel of a hairdo, the model Kristen McMenamy stood in her white tulle dress on a carpet of autumnal leaves.

LONDON, U.K.--Although "gray goo" made of self-replicating nanostuff is unlikely to doom the planet, some kinds of nanomaterials may indeed be hazardous and require a closer look, according to a 12-month study on nanotechnology published today by the U.K. Royal Society and the Royal Academy of Engineering.

He wears a navy-blue wool topcoat, a gray, worsted suit, black, shapely London-made loafers, and no hat.

LONDON — There were two sparkling goals, a typically gray and rainy English day and plenty of pomp, but the lingering image from Saturday's F.A. Cup semifinal between Millwall and Wigan will be that of a young girl crying.

LONDON -- The moon darkened, reddened, and turned shades of gray and orange Saturday night during the first total lunar eclipse in nearly three years, thrilling stargazers and astronomers around the world.

LONDON — Among the many apartment buildings in the London borough of Hackney, the nine-story structure on the corner of Provost Street and Murray Grove stands out, its exterior a mix of white and gray tiles rather than the usual brick.

LONDON — Clad in a plain brown cardigan and charcoal gray skirt, Cath Kidston makes a striking contrast with her new West London studio, which looks like the pages of a botanical encyclopedia: Flowers are everywhere, from the gigantic pink lilies on the wallpaper to the vivid chintz fabric that covers products from garden tents to ironing board covers.

LONDON — For more than six decades, black cabs have been as much a part of London's street scene as gray rainy days.